Vm configuration

[AndreyR]

Perhaps a stupid question, I looked through the qemu documentation, searched Google as much as I could, but I didn't find documentation where I could see all the possible args parameters for the vm configuration, I need to change the information about the motherboard and bios so that it looks like I'm not working in a virtual machine. Could someone please share information about this?

 

[fiona]

Hi,
with args you can pass all parameters for QEMU/KVM directly, see man kvm for what arguments exist. See also this thread for some options that might help.

 

[AndreyR]

Hi,
with args you can pass all parameters for QEMU/KVM directly, see man kvm for what arguments exist. See also this thread for some options that might help.

I studied this post and used the solutions from it, but I need more. Could you tell me exactly where to look for man kvm, I'm new to linux, such a command in the command line gives only a small description of kvm.

 

[fiona]

Yes, it's just the command man kvm. The manual page should contain a lot of information, not just a brief description. Otherwise see here.

 

[AndreyR]

Yes, it's just the command man kvm. The manual page should contain a lot of information, not just a brief description. Otherwise see here.

Uh, this is not clear to me, there is no way to configure this information easier, as for example in Libvirt https://libvirt.org/formatdomain.html#smbios-system-information ?

 

[fiona]

You can go to the Options tab of your VM in the web UI and Edit the SMBIOS settings there.

 

[AndreyR]

You can go to the Options tab of your VM in the web UI and Edit the SMBIOS settings there.

I did so, but cpu-z in the virtual machine still did not show the information added there